SUNDAY 22ND NOVEMBER 2020
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SOME NICE NEWS’ ANOTHER AWARD to share re ALEIXO ....
MEDICINE
Well, my dearest Aleixo, and my dearest Family
and Friends,
I received SOME NICE NEWS from
Aleixo and am delighted to be sharing it with all of you.
Here I am again in beautiful
November, writing once more from Cloud 69. I’m fixated on 69, because that
was the year YOU, our dearest son, Aleixo , was born a special event for sure
our first-born three days short of our first wedding anniversary. We were,
and are, so blest. And you, our dearest Family and Friends, rejoiced with us.
As you all know, Aleixo is a
medical doctor at Sick Kids Hospital where he is doing wonderful things, is
all I can say. You’d have to look him up on-line to discover all of his
medical attributes and wonderful citations he has received to date, if you
haven’t already heard it from his proud mother.
Right now , I’m remembering how
Aleixo fulfilled his dream of becoming a ‘Children’s doctor’, as he
wrote in his essay in school, when he was in grade 5 , ‘because of what the
doctors did for my little brother Joseph at the IWK Hospital’. .... and had
shown his calling to medicine when we bought him a Doctor Kit when he was
four, and he seriously played the part of a true doctor, taking our
temperatures and listening to our heartbeats, even at that early age.
Furthermore, he fulfilled my own childhood dream of becoming a doctor ....
prevented only because our school did not have physics and chemistry in High
School. I would have had to go to the Government Boys High School to do that
and I didn’t want to leave our beloved St. Joseph’s Convent Private High
School for all the tea in China. Little did I know that I was meant to be a
teacher. God has a plan for all of us. Right?
I’ll say no more, but ,
‘CONGRATULATIONS AND CELEBRATIONS ALEIXO. I am very proud of you , just as
your Dad Mike was, and is from heaven.
God bless you Aleixo.
Praise Him always my dearest son.’
And, THANK YOU, MY DEAREST
FAMILY AND FRIENDS, with whom I am sharing this good news. You are my truest
companions on my solo flight into space. I am so blest.
I used to tease Mike on many an
occasion, saying, ‘They take after their mother, you know,’ whenever the
children had good news to share with us. ...and Mike, great guy that he was,
always agreed with me. Ha.
I’ll say Cheerie-bye for now
and God bless. Stay safe, and stay blest.
All my love and blessings...and
with Mike’s too.
Yvette
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The award will be presented at the annual Meeting
of the Minds, this year being held virtually. Recipients will have the
opportunity to present their work as speakers of the conference.
This award recognizes an individual who has
demonstrated leadership and contributed significantly to advancing Crohn's and
colitis research in Canada and has made an exceptional leadership contribution
to the mission of Crohn’s and Colitis Canada.
Nominated by their fellow scientists, recipients of
the Research Leadership Award have made an exceptional contribution to Crohn’s
and Colitis Canada’s Promise to cure Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis and
improve the lives of children and adults living with these chronic diseases.
Ps ... If, on these long Covid-19
days, you want to read more about Al and more, kindly check out my blog made for me by my brother Ben who is truly
proud of his sister and her family. Thanks Ben.
Yvette’s blog:-
https://www.50thweddinganniversaryofmikeandyvette.com/p/amazing.muise-family-new-posting.html
https://www.50thweddinganniversaryofmikeandyvette.com/p/blog-page_16html
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PRESS RELEASE - NEW UPDATE FROM CLOUD 69 - NOVEMBER 2020
My dearest Family and Friends,
Greetings and blessings from
Cloud 69.... yes, the Cloud 69 that might make you think I’ve flipped my lid
and gone bonkers. Be that as it may.... I’m just happy....because.....
I have some wonderful news to
share. Our son Joseph has been honoured again, this time by the Canadian
Association of Physics . He has been selected to receive the CAP award for High
School Teachers from British Columbia and Yukon. I know you’d want to know
this.
Wish I could visit you to tell
you my news in person, especially as I am now flying solo. Thank God for modern
technology. So this in lieu of a visit. Ha. And thank God for YOU.
I am ever-so-proud of my miracle baby....You
all know why I call Joseph my ‘miracle baby’. He has done his ‘teacher-parents’
proud. Mike and I knew that Joseph was born to be a teacher, just as we knew of
the wonderful callings of our eldest son Aleixo , and our daughter Anna Marie,
both of whom are making our world a better place, I’m sure. I feel so blest,
especially at this time in my life, and I feel sure that Mike is smiling with
me from heaven, e’en as our hearts swell with humble pride and joy for all of
God’s blessings to us.
As the dark clouds of January
2020 are painfully , slowly , lifting, some wonderful rays of LIGHT
periodically pierce the gloom to lift my heart and my spirits.... and it’s a
wonderful feeling... ‘ I want to Sing, I want to shout your praise O
Lord.....’ as I realize how blest I am, as are you, my dearest All.
So, my dearest Family and
Friends, sharing my joy with you is a heartfelt endeavour I treasure and will
always cherish. Thank you for your kind attention and patience and love.
Please take good care of
yourselves during this COVID 19 Pandemic. Please don’t take any chances. Stay
safe.....and do keep me in your prayers.
All my love,
Yvette
CONGRATULATIONS AND CELEBRATIONS
JOSEPH.
PROUD OF YOU. ️️️LOVE & BLESSINGS
MUM
Subject: 2020 High School Teacher Award Recipients Announced
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The CAP is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2020 High School Teacher Awards
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The Canadian Association of Physicists joins
members of our community in congratulating the winners of the 2020 High
School Teacher Awards.
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The 2020 CAP Award for Excellence in Teaching High School/CEGEP Physics (Ontario)
is awarded to
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Shawn Brooks
University of Toronto Schools (UTS)
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for advancing the technical capacity for physics
education within his school and well beyond, employing a wide range of
demonstrations that provide hands on lessons for students. He has had a
long record of service to physics education
in Ontario including his time as past president, treasurer, and contest
director of the Ontario Association of Physics Teachers (OAPT).
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The 2020 CAP Award for Excellence in Teaching High School/CEGEP Physics (Quebec and Nunavut)
is awarded to
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Patrick Mayard
English Montreal School Board
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for his innovative and pragmatic methods of
teaching physics, for founding a learning center to increase the success
rate in science and for his extensive educational works for teachers
and students across the province.
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The 2020 CAP Award for Excellence in Teaching High School/CEGEP Physics (British Columbia and Yukon)
is awarded to
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Joseph Muise
St. Thomas More Collegiate
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for his involvement in student-centric activities
both in and out of the classroom that engage students in modern physics
in the real world, and his mentoring of other teachers in the wider
physics community for professional development
activities.
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https://services.cap.ca/medal/publicity/press.php?/year
=2020&medal_id=9
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The 2020 CAP Award for Excellence in Teaching High School/CEGEP Physics (Prairies and Northwest Territories)
is awarded to
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Ryan Beck
Chinooks Edge School Division
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for presenting multiple opportunities to keep
physics relevant and accessible to students, a very wide and diverse
practice is achieving grants for educating students, and the effort he
has put in getting students into the wider world
applying physics.
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The 2020 CAP Award for Excellence in Teaching High School/CEGEP Physics (Atlantic)
was not awarded this year.
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Call for nominations for 2021 CAP Medals will be issued following a review and enhancement of documentation
In June 2019, the Board approved a new strategic plan for the CAP which
included the following mission statement: to advocate, communicate and
celebrate the role, value and contributions of Canadian physics.
We strive to ensure that our medals and awards celebrate our stated values:
- Excellence and Professionalism
- Equity, Diversity and Inclusivity
- Collegiality and Mentorship
It is clear to the CAP Board that,
historically, the slate of nominations for our medals and awards has not
generally reflected the diversity of the membership of our community
and thus members of underrepresented groups deserving
of recognition have been overlooked.
We pledge to do better and are starting by
undertaking a complete review of our award nomination and selection
guidelines and procedures in advance of the call for 2021 medal and
award candidates.
We hope that our membership will help us
by putting forward nominations in future years that reflect the diverse
excellence of our physics community and high school/cegep physics
teachers.
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Dr. Aleixo Muise in China for two weeks receives award ... 1
My dearest Family and Friends,
Greetings to All.
I
am sharing this news just sent in to us by our son Aleixo, who after
celebrating our Golden Anniversary with us this past weekend here in
Antigonish, flew to China on Tuesday, where he received a significant
honour ....that of honorary professorship, and promotion as professor of
the university, from their University in recognition of his research
work in VOIBD at the Children’s Hospital in Shanghai. Aleixo has been
sharing his research with countries around the world where he has been
invited to speak on the progress and findings of his life-saving
research in children’s GI DISEASES as professor at the University of
Toronto and GI SPECIALIST AT SICK KIDS . I hope I am reporting this
correctly. Aleixo was invited to speak in China last year . You can get
more details from the U.ofT. and, SICK KIDS HOSPITAL web-site.
Please
see the attachments in this and the next email from China I am
forwarding to you with great pride and admiration for our son Aleixo.
Love and blessings.
Yvette and Mike.
